booking/the-demon-awakens/beginner/raws/the-demon-awakens-beginner-words-part-18.csv

1	lemma	pos	cefr_level	coverage_rank	global_frequency	context_sentence	context_sentence_zh	definition_zh
2	humanoid	Singular	UNKNOWN	1701	8	Elbryan thought that a curious thing; why hadn't the wretched humanoids pursued the fleeing humans?
3	forehead	Noun	UNKNOWN	1702	8	Gothra stared down at the line of blood running from forehead to crotch, then looked back at the demon.
4	turning	Noun	UNKNOWN	1703	8	This is fact, it has begun and there can be no turning back.
5	stew	Noun	UNKNOWN	1704	8	It struck the bowl of stew, overturning it and making a mess of the meal.
6	weigh	Verb	UNKNOWN	1705	8	That was something of an exaggeration, but, indeed, the goblin wasn't much above four feet tall and couldn't have weighed more than Elbryan's ninety pounds.
7	boldly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1706	8	It didn't matter, the ranger decided boldly, and went to work.
8	riverbank	Noun	UNKNOWN	1707	8	The ranger did just that, circling west of the riverbank as he made his way to the north.
9	cue	Noun	UNKNOWN	1708	8	Elbryan took the cue - it was his lesson, after all.
10	eagerly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1709	8	The short, stocky man went at the martial training as eagerly as Avelyn went at the nighttime studies.
11	dignity	Noun	UNKNOWN	1710	8	Piety, dignity, poverty, that was the pledge offered upon entering the Order of St.-Mere-Abelle.
12	poverty	Noun	UNKNOWN	1711	8	Piety, dignity, poverty, that was the pledge offered upon entering the Order of St.-Mere-Abelle.
13	prominent	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1712	8	The dangers of such a voyage were many, but perhaps most prominent among them was the danger to the mind.
14	anchor	Verb	UNKNOWN	1713	8	Squat towers anchored every turn in the wall; narrow windows showed that the place was built for somber reflection and defense.
15	constant	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1714	8	I had ascended from this temporary existence, from a place of constant change to a place of eternity.
16	picture	Verb	UNKNOWN	1715	8	Jojonah shuddered and walked away, trying hard not to picture the scene when Quintall finally caught up to Avelyn.
17	shuffle	Verb	UNKNOWN	1716	8	Avelyn ate a light meal, then shuffled outside and promptly regurgitated it.
18	violently	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1717	8	Cat-the-Stray shook her head violently, as if trying to launch the disturbing half memories right out of her ear.
19	translucent	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1718	8	That left only one possibility, an escape borne on translucent wings.
20	silver	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1719	8	Its limbs were slender and long and its armor a silver shining coat of fine interlocking links.
21	incredible	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1720	8	Avelyn wanted to go closer to it to study the stern facial features and the incredible craftsmanship of the armor.
22	passing	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1721	8	Whispers bred open talk in the heat and boredom of the passing days, and open talk bred accusing shouts.
23	specter	Noun	UNKNOWN	1722	8	For the adults, the specter of the goblins brought a sobering wariness and then a troublesome distraction.
24	hero	Noun	UNKNOWN	1723	8	But they, these innocents placed in the path of war, and not I, are the true heroes of the day, for each of them -
25	thrill	Noun	UNKNOWN	1724	8	Elbryan was terrified and thrilled all at once.
26	perch	Noun	UNKNOWN	1725	8	Something else watched the young man from a perch in one of the thicker pines on the ridge.
27	fluid	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1726	8	The monk's fighting prowess was indeed remarkable, his movements quick and fluid, his frame always in perfect balance.
28	dull	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1727	8	A warm fog hung thick about him, caressing his body and dulling his senses.
29	logically	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1728	8	Pony sympathized with the young man, but logically, this was the best scenario they could have hoped for.
30	cup	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1729	8	They were not clasped, rather, his right hand was cupped, fingers set tight, forearm muscles twitching from the strain.
31	necessity	Noun	UNKNOWN	1730	8	And an that course, in these times, I have by reason of necessity become leader of the folk of the three villages.
32	credit	Noun	UNKNOWN	1731	8	The dactyl could not take direct credit, but that mattered little.
33	sink	Verb	UNKNOWN	1732	8	With trembling fingers, Elbryan retrieved his short sword, and then he sank even deeper into the hollow, paralyzed with terror.
34	spark	Verb	UNKNOWN	1733	8	That thought sparked anger in the young man, enough to overcome his fear.
35	carnage	Noun	UNKNOWN	1734	8	And the goblin ranks, for all the carnage, remained deep, and seemed undiminished.
36	glimpse	Noun	UNKNOWN	1735	8	She saw the image of dead Olwan again, and the last glimpse of her father.
37	footstep	Noun	UNKNOWN	1736	8	Avelyn ran from the chapel, skittering down the empty halls, his footsteps echoing noisily.
38	filter	Verb	UNKNOWN	1737	8	Jill ordered her troop to filter about, then went to see the man behind the serving bar.
39	dying	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1738	8	The scream of a dying child, of her mother, of her village.
40	careen	Verb	UNKNOWN	1739	8	Cat-the-Stray winced as the thoughts careened back in time.
41	dot	Noun	UNKNOWN	1740	8	Pireth Tulme was but one in a series of keeps dotting Honce-the-Bear's coastline.
42	lot	Noun	UNKNOWN	1741	8	Dansally took it in stride, accepting her lot in life, but her expanded duties left her little time for her talks with Avelyn, something the monk, and now the woman, dearly needed.
43	profoundly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1742	8	That bothered the young monk profoundly.
44	reward	Noun	UNKNOWN	1743	8	All thoughts of Taddy Sway and Bunkus Smealy were behind them now, for their destination and their reward were at hand.
45	board	Noun	UNKNOWN	1744	8	I took my frustrations out on the signpost, I admit, tearing off the lowest board, the scribbled references to the original village.
46	winding	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1745	8	The ranger left Weedy Meadow that night, moving through the winding valley east of the village with the fleeing family.
47	proof	Noun	UNKNOWN	1746	8	Faith heeded no proof - indeed the very value of faith was loyalty to beliefs without proof!
48	yourself	Noun	UNKNOWN	1747	8	If you fail in this, if you do not prove yourself worthy of elven friendship, you cannot be let out into the world with the knowledge you have attained of our home and of our ways."
49	flutter	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1748	8	Nothing moved across that gray sea, save the occasional flutter of ash, caught by a swirl of wind.
50	flinch	PastTense	UNKNOWN	1749	8	Despite the thrill, Avelyn flinched as he drifted through the room's ceiling.
51	speech	Noun	UNKNOWN	1750	8	Jojonah launched into a rushed explanation, more the regurgitation of a prepared speech than anything spontaneous.
52	belch	Noun	UNKNOWN	1751	8	Elbryan shook his head and smiled - all the wider when Bradwarden belched again, a great, thunderous burp.
53	statement	Noun	UNKNOWN	1752	8	Elbryan nodded, accepting that as more likely the truth than the man's previous statement.
54	self	Noun	UNKNOWN	1753	8	Jojonah pushed his own self-pity away and smiled about Avelyn.
55	char	Verb	UNKNOWN	1754	8	Then likely he was now a charred thing, drifting to the bottom of the harbor.
56	tender	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1755	8	He felt it, a tender vibration all along his frame, more than he heard it.
57	whine	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1756	8	But nothing else came to her - not the whimper of a survivor, not the whining, grating voice of a goblin, not the guttural grunts of the fomorian giants.
58	feed	Verb	UNKNOWN	1757	8	Just the birds, feeding on the bodies of her fallen friends.
59	maintain	Verb	B2	1758	8	Elbryan found that he could not possibly maintain such a stance.
60	thud	Noun	UNKNOWN	1759	8	At the last moment, the arrow turned in mid-flight, thudding hard into a tree.
61	substantial	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1760	8	Inevitably the hits, particularly on Elbryan, became more substantial as weariness caused some sloppy defensive posturing.
62	despair	Noun	UNKNOWN	1761	8	Elbryan bowed his head but in thought and not in despair.
63	vivid	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1762	8	Soft blues and purples, vivid oranges and sometimes a deep crimson lined the night sky, lifting hearts and spirits.
64	encircle	Verb	UNKNOWN	1763	8	The elves quietly encircling him paused and cocked curious ears.
65	strengthen	Verb	UNKNOWN	1764	8	When he thought about his hesitation, it only strengthened his resolve.
66	superior	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1765	8	The elves watched every move, some with respect, some with a hugely superior attitude.
67	scamper	Verb	UNKNOWN	1766	8	Elbryan ducked the blow, just barely, and scampered back as Quintall's hand thundered against the wall.
68	keen	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1767	8	If the day had been clearer, his keen eyes might have spotted something, some flicker, some-confirmation.
69	blend	Verb	UNKNOWN	1768	8	The older woman collected her tray and rushed away, blending into the continuing party just a step from the bar.
70	floating	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1769	8	Gradually his consciousness came floating back to him, as if from a far distant place.
71	female	Noun	UNKNOWN	1770	8	The guards were forty in number, with only seven of them female.
72	erupt	Verb	UNKNOWN	1771	8	A forked blast of blue-white lightning erupted from the monk's hand, one finger of the bolt striking each giant.
73	sailing	Noun	UNKNOWN	1772	8	One - at least one - had already gone by Pireth Tulme, making for the beach of Horseshoe Bay, and two flanked the sailing ship on the right, a third on its left.
74	determined	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1773	8	Avelyn came out, frightened but determined.
75	striking	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1774	8	Up came Hawkwing and off flew the arrow, striking hard on the far distant target.
76	possession	Noun	UNKNOWN	1775	8	Avelyn realized then that an attempt at possession was akin to fighting an enemy on his home ground.
77	harbor	Noun	UNKNOWN	1776	8	Then likely he was now a charred thing, drifting to the bottom of the harbor.
78	proclaim	Verb	UNKNOWN	1777	8	It was a strange decree, one that caught Avelyn so much by surprise that he hardly noticed Quintall had openly proclaimed the name of the island.
79	locate	Verb	UNKNOWN	1778	8	Fear gripped Elbryan as he realized that his own use of Oracle might be helping his enemy locate him and his friends.
80	predictable	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1779	8	Elbryan chuckled, not surprised that predictable Tuntun enjoyed issuing the beatings.
81	terrain	Noun	UNKNOWN	1780	8	Then he talked more to Pony, who better understood the terrain of this region, with its hilly forests and many streams.
82	outward	Noun	UNKNOWN	1781	8	Thus, Avelyn simply sat staring outward, too overwhelmed even to eat, and waited for the Windrunner.
83	frustrate	Verb	UNKNOWN	1782	8	Frustrated, the ranger abandoned his bow and ran on, sword in hand.
84	sputter	Gerund	UNKNOWN	1783	8	The fat man sputtered something unintelligible and turned away, waving his hand dismissively.
85	friendship	Noun	UNKNOWN	1784	8	Theirs became a tentative friendship, an offered smile and exchange of news whenever the pair happened to be in the same area.
86	guest	Noun	UNKNOWN	1785	8	All four of the dactyl's guests felt that imposing weight keenly.
87	sweat	Noun	UNKNOWN	1786	8	How could she sweat so much on such a cool night?
88	adopted	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1787	8	To Cat-the-Stray, his adopted sister, he was always polite, too polite.
89	roughly	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1788	8	After a long moment, Tuntun nudged him roughly.
90	lewd	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1789	8	The implications were clear, considering the man's lewd manner, and Grady and Connor shared a laugh.
91	gentleman	Noun	UNKNOWN	1790	8	Again, he was more than polite, the perfect gentleman, not pressuring Cat to even so much as offer a greeting to him.
92	alley	Noun	UNKNOWN	1791	8	Jill left the alley hurriedly, thinking to go back to her room across town.
93	inquire	Verb	UNKNOWN	1792	8	Perhaps the fool Dosey would use his hematite to invade the bodies of several innkeepers from the lowlier sections of the city, using their forms to inquire about the mad friar.
94	glide	Verb	UNKNOWN	1793	8	The Windrunner glided easily over calmer seas, the southern reaches of the Mantis Arm's coast a gray blur to the west.
95	sitting	Noun	UNKNOWN	1794	8	The young man shifted to a sitting position and sagged on the wet ground.
96	pat	Verb	UNKNOWN	1795	8	Juraviel exclaimed and patted the young man on the back.
97	method	Noun	B2	1796	8	At first, the monk used the conventional methods, the same lessons that had been given to him in St.-Mere-Abelle.
98	accuse	Verb	UNKNOWN	1797	8	How dare he accuse Elbryan and Pony, if that was indeed what he was doing.
99	predictably	Adverb	UNKNOWN	1798	8	Then he sent it straight out a second time, cutting short the thrust as the elf predictably ducked.
100	smart	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1799	8	Jill thought of some smart remark about the tavern being a public place, but she held her tongue and merely nodded, offering a warm smile.
101	stoic	Adjective	UNKNOWN	1800	8	Quintall nodded, his respect for the stoic, tireless enemy redoubled.